Trilby
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The whole unpleasant episode had pointed out what was worst about their new home.
“I had no idea men fought like that,” Mary told her daughter later when they were sitting quietly together after putting out a meal for Jack. “I’d never seen men fight.”
“Neither had I. The Mexican said something about me. Mr. Vance wouldn’t tell me what it was, but it was why he hit him.”
“Thank you for taking care of his wounds, Trilby,” Mary said. “I just couldn’t!”
For the first time, Trilby felt older than her... mother. It was not to be the last time she felt that way.
The idea of Thorn fighting for her was surprising. Of course, he had sworn that he’d changed his mind about her. But it didn’t wipe away the damaging things he’d said.
He came visiting late one afternoon at the end of the week, after Jack Lang had come in from checking his line riders. The sun was going down and the sunset, always spectacular, had brought Trilby onto the darkened front porch steps to watch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole unpleasant episode had pointed out what was worst about their new home.
“I had no idea men fought like that,” Mary told her daughter later when they were sitting quietly together after putting out a meal for Jack. “I’d never seen men fight.”
“Neither had I. The Mexican said something about me. Mr. Vance wouldn’t tell me what it was, but it was why he hit him.”
“Thank you for taking care of his wounds, Trilby,” Mary said. “I just couldn’t!”
For the first time, Trilby felt older than her... mother. It was not to be the last time she felt that way.
The idea of Thorn fighting for her was surprising. Of course, he had sworn that he’d changed his mind about her. But it didn’t wipe away the damaging things he’d said.
He came visiting late one afternoon at the end of the week, after Jack Lang had come in from checking his line riders. The sun was going down and the sunset, always spectacular, had brought Trilby onto the darkened front porch steps to watch.
What to read after Trilby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Diana Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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